Diana 'T.N.T.' Jackson (as Jeanne Bell) (played by Jeannie Bell) is a protagonist in TNT Jackson.
Diana 'T.N.T.' Jackson arrives in Hong Kong to find her missing brother and refuses to abandon the investigation after learning he may have been murdered. She defeats Sid’s best fighter, joins his armed group, is exposed as a government agent, and identifies her brother’s suspected killer through a lighter. Charlie (played by Stan Shaw) appears in TNT Jackson.
Charlie is a member of Sid’s criminal organization who secretly warns Diana that Ming wants her dead and promises to help her escape. He also reveals his ambition to become a powerful figure within the organization and expects Diana to stand beside him, creating a complicated alliance with her. Elaine (played by Pat Anderson) appears in TNT Jackson.
Elaine gives Diana a ride after her arrival in Hong Kong and warns her about the criminals controlling the Yellow District. She takes Diana to the nightclub and later tries to protect her by claiming they spent the afternoon together when the organization suspects Diana of another drug theft. Sid (played by Ken Metcalfe) appears in TNT Jackson.
Sid organizes a heavily armed group after a drug shipment is hijacked and prepares his criminal operation for retaliation. Although he doubts Diana, he allows her to join after challenging her to fight his best fighter, whom she defeats, making him an important gatekeeper to her investigation.
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Characters
Diana 'T.N.T.' Jackson (as Jeanne Bell)
(played by Jeannie Bell) — protagonist
Diana 'T.N.T.' Jackson arrives in Hong Kong to find her missing brother and refuses to abandon the investigation after learning he may have been murdered. She defeats Sid’s best fighter, joins his arm...
Charlie
(played by Stan Shaw) — supporting
Charlie is a member of Sid’s criminal organization who secretly warns Diana that Ming wants her dead and promises to help her escape. He also reveals his ambition to become a powerful figure within th...
Elaine
(played by Pat Anderson) — supporting
Elaine gives Diana a ride after her arrival in Hong Kong and warns her about the criminals controlling the Yellow District. She takes Diana to the nightclub and later tries to protect her by claiming...
Sid
(played by Ken Metcalfe) — supporting
Sid organizes a heavily armed group after a drug shipment is hijacked and prepares his criminal operation for retaliation. Although he doubts Diana, he allows her to join after challenging her to figh...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Charlie → Sid
(Professional Organizational Associate)
Charlie is connected to the organization Sid is protecting, while Charlie expresses ambitions to become a powerful figure within it.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Elaine → Sid
(Conflict Protective Opponent)
Elaine's claim that she was with Diana directly counters the organization's suspicion during the operation Sid is organizing.
Diana 'T.N.T.' Jackson (as Jeanne Bell) → Charlie
(Alliance Secret Ally)
Charlie secretly warns Diana that she is in danger and promises to help her escape.
Diana 'T.N.T.' Jackson (as Jeanne Bell) → Sid
(Conflict Opponent)
Sid challenges Diana to fight his best fighter, and Diana defeats the fighter despite Sid's doubts about her.
Diana 'T.N.T.' Jackson (as Jeanne Bell) → Elaine
(Social Acquaintance)
Elaine gives Diana a ride after Diana arrives in Hong Kong and warns her about the criminal control of the Yellow District.
Story Analysis
A determined government agent enters a criminal underworld to discover what happened to her missing brother and identify his killer.
Plot Progression
A Stranger Enters the Yellow District
The Search Turns Personal
Inside the Criminal Operation
Suspicion and Secret Assistance
The Lighter Reveals the Killer
Directed by Cirio H. Santiago
TNT Jackson (1974) · 4.8/10 · action, thriller
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(Q7668036), public domain (CC0).
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